New to tomato growing. What are these white spots?
kmack17
11 years ago
I guess the title sums it all up. We're new to tomato growing and have started to noticed some white spots on our leaves. We planted Celebrity and Rutgers hybrids 2 weeks ago and started to notice these white spots on some of the leaves of some of the plants. Any idea what they are and how to handle it? Thanks for your help.
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